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Top 5 of the most important theatrical plays of Spanish Literature

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Top 5 of the most important theatrical plays of Spanish Literature

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1. La conjuracion de venecia . The conjuration of Venice, a work of Spanish Romanticism, probably written in 1830 by Francisco Martínez de la Rosa.
2. El trovador- ( the trovadour). Is a romantic drama locates in Zaragoza of the Middle Ages. Writen by Antonio García Gutiérrez.
3. Don Juan Tenorio. Is a romantic-religious drama published in 1844 by José Zorrilla.
4. La ternura. "A comedy of woodcutters and princesses inspired by the universe of Shakespeare" written and directed by Alfredo Sanzol.
5. Verano en Diciembre. Summer in December. It is like making a hole in the wall of a house, contemplating the generational conflicts that arise in that contradictory and complex institution that is the family. A journey that invites us to dream of a promising summer that melts our crude and infinite December. Calderón de la Barca Award 2012 and candidate for 3 Max awards. The first representation was on September 6, 2013
Playwright: Carolina Africa.

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1. Antonio Machado
(1875-1939)
2. Federico Garcia Lorca
(1898-1936)
3 .Gabriela Mistral
(1889-1957)
4. Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
(1836-1870)
5. Luis Cernuda
(1902- 1963)

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There is no one who can kiss

without feeling the smile of those without faces;

there is no one who can touch
an infant and forget the immobile skulls of horses.
By Federico Garcia Lorca.

As a rose and lily
the color is shown in your gesture,
and that your ardent, honest look,
with clear light the serene tempest;

and while the hair, that in the vein
of gold was chosen, with presto
for the beautiful white neck, upright,
the wind moves, scatters and messes:

gather from your joyful spring
the sweet fruit before the angry weather
Cover the beautiful summit with snow.

The rose will wither the icy wind,
everything will change the light age
for not moving in his habit.
By Garcilaso de la Vega.

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Look carefully at the benefits of reading litterature

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Poem of the Cid
Anonymous

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The Book of Good Love
Arcipestre de Hita

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The Comedy of Calisto and Melibea
Fernando de Rojas

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The life of Lazarillo de Tormes and of his Fortunes and Adversities
Anonymous

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Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes

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Top 5 of the most important authors of Spanish literature

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Top 5 of the most important authors of Spanish literature

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1. Garcilaso de la Vega-
La ninfa Euridice, de Sabino de Medina y Peñar (1865)
2. Lope de Vega-
Fuenteovejuna (1618)
3. Maria Rosa de Galvez-
A don Manuel Quintana en elogio de su Oda al océano (1804)
4. José Zorrilla-
El puñal del godo (1843)
5. Federico García Lorca-
Libro de poemas (1921)

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Top 5 of the most important books in Spanish literature

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Top 5 of the most important books in Spanish literature

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1. "Cantar de Mio Cid" (Poem of the Cid) - Anonymous in 1110
2. "Libro de Buen Amor" (The book of Good Love) - Juan Ruiz, Arcipestre de Hita in 1330
3. "Don Quijote" Don Quixote- Miguel de Cervantes in 1605
4. "La Celestina"- Fernando de Rojas in 1514
5. "Lazarillo de Tormes"- Anonymous in 1554